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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
4
The piece lauds a recent tournament marked by upsets and exciting play. It highlights colorful crowds, band performances, and fans recovering from the fevered cheer while commending players and officials for sportsmanship and fair play.
Dr H H Scarborough will make a professional visit to the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday March 6. Patients needing proper eye care are advised to see him on that date.
Theda A. Weaver of Idaho Falls married Thomas C. DeHaven of Havre Tuesday afternoon at the district court clerk’s office. The newlyweds departed Wednesday morning for Idaho Falls.
Lumberman C K Blinn attended the Salt Lake Lumbermen's convention and caught the Bobcats versus Utah U. game in Utah's capital. Montana boys won 44 to 39, prompting Blinn to quip about sending the whole Montana team to Romney.
The relief association of the Dilllon Volunteer fire department met to reorganize under the new state law and elect officers for the year. Fr C McFadden was reelected president and Robert Quackenbush named vice president. Joe Newnes became treasurer and H M Brundage secretary. William Barry joined the board of trustees, replacing John B Somers who leaves for Washington. other trustees reelected include A A Curnutt George Bott C I Nelson and Harvey Sorenson.
Daniel Tovey Jr. and W D Tovey returned from Logan Utah after their mother Mrs Daniel Tovey an esteemed old time resident of the Big Hole basin died. Funeral was held Friday afternoon in Logan with interment there.
Anaconda Smelter City wins the district basketball tournament in Dillon. Dillon, Missoula, Helena, and Butte Central contend in a high scoring event with Nugent and Rider leading scorers. final game sees Anaconda defeat Missoula 24 to 20 for the title.
A Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association ad offers a $100 reward to any private citizen for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds, excluding regular law officers. The notice runs November 4.
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